flight

"Meet the utterly irresistible Miss Petitfour. She loves baking and making and dancing with her cats, but most of all she loves to fly. All she has to do is pick up a favorite tablecloth, catch the breeze and she swooshes off on an adventure--with her many cats dangling paw-to-tail behind her"--OCLC.

Penguin and his other flightless bird friends invent a flying machine, but they fly right into a thunderstorm.

When nine-year-old Skye, who is fascinated with flying, and her parents take a trip to Costa Rica, she has three surprising opportunities to feel what it's like to fly.

Bear wishes he could fly and Goose and Fox have a few ideas to help him.

A little raven, the last to hatch and the last to learn to fly, decides to prove his courage and worth by flying to the moon.

An unexpected adventure with his friends and a kite convinces Penguin Blue that he is not built for flying, and that he belongs on solid ice.

Tells the story of Wilbur and Orville Wright's long and successful quest to prove manned flight was possible, providing insights into their lives and characters, and discussing the competitors and supporters who spurred them on.

"Winter is drawing near and Kaito's butterflies have died. She weeps, but the Lord of Flight explains that although butterflies must come and go, flight itself will last forever. So Kaito finds a way to experience the magic of flight, even in the middle of winter."--P. [4] of cover.